Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-04

Up Sunday next L. a. HoltZhauseH
will preach at 80 M. Subject: "For-
ward"
The dance last Saturday evening,
which closed the dancing school series of
Wenck & Hooper, was a fine success,
seventy couples being present.
Mrs. Martin Seaman, resident Of
the Seventh ward died of consumption
Thursday morning, April 2S. Her funeral
was held from st. Henri's church Satur-
day morning.
Next Sunday is quarterly meeting.
Morning service in the VI. r. church, anu
the afternoon service in the church at
PipersvilIe. Rev. S. Lugg, presiding
elder, officiates.
The J. L. Perry Manufacturing COM
pany have just placed some fine, new
machinery in their shops, requisite in
the manufacture of their celebrated 'Per-
lection Wood Polshers."
"A fine girl baby, the first of the
series, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Porter, of the town OF WATERFOWL, Mon
day night last. The happy parents are
the recipients of many congratulations.
-Satu rday evening, May7, the ladies'
section of the Goncoruia society give a
grand May ball at Turner Hall, and have
made every necessary preparation tor the
pleasant event. The ladies should be
we'll sustained in their efforts to please.
"A union temperance meeting under
the auspices OF Rescue Temple of Honor,
will be held at the n. E. church next
Sunday evening. Rev. j. M Campbell
delivers the address and Rev. ID O. san
born will assist in the services. Good
singing may be expected.
Any young man of good moral char
acter, between the ages of Is and 105
gears, may become member Of the Young
Mems Christian Association of the city of
WATERFOWL. Blank applications for mem
bership may be secured from the secre-
tarv, Z. c. Eaton. Fee, 50.
Miss Vickers is possessed of hand
some, expressive face, at attractive hgure,
and cultivated, pleasant voice; she
combines with these advantages an abll-
ity in the line of legitimate acting which
renders her performances extremely en-
joyable Buffalo Courier.
At Turner Hall, Thursday evening,
May 5.
The fremont Barber shop will be
removed to the building two doors east of
the fremont House, opposite the Wiscon-
sin National Bank, on or about May 10.
I will be glad to see all my friends in my
new quarters where will have increased
facilities for doug satisfactory work in
my line. j. G. SEAGER.
A law just passed makes it misde-
meanor punishable by fine of S., 900 and
imprisonment in state prison for three
years, for any person to convey real estate
knowing that an incumbrance exists
thereon without, before the consideration
is paid, informing the grantee of the
existence and nature of such incum-
brance.
"A gang OF ten or twelve hoodlums
of discretionary age, are reniezyousing
evenings on the corner of Seventh and
Spring streets, in the First ward. They
not My create all sorts of disturbances
in the neighborhood, but commit depre-
cations, such as tearing up sidewalks,
ripping off boards from buildings, and
breaking down fences. Here is work for
the marshal. IF he can do nothing in
the matter, the neighbors will provide
means to have these outrages stopped.
The names of all this gang are known,
and to give them might surprise their
parents.